4. Rapid Changes in Self-Identity
The term “identity disturbance” refers to incoherence or inconsistency in a person’s sense of self. This might indicate that a person’s objectives, views, and behaviors are continually shifting.
It’s also possible that, as they fight to find and retain their own identity, the individual adopts the personality features of others around them. It’s one of the most noticeable signs of borderline personality disorder (BPD). People without BPD, of course, suffer with identity issues as well. However, patients with BPD frequently experience a severe loss of identity or sense of self.
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